Shaye Moss said that her future career opportunities were stunted because of the false statements spread about her by Rudy Giuliani.
Even months after the 2020 election, former Fulton County election worker Shaye Moss said, she and her family were stung by false statements spread by Rudy Giuliani regarding the presidential vote in Georgia.
Giuliani is on trial this week as a jury decides how much he owes Moss and her mother, Ruby Freeman, in damages after the former New York City mayor was found liable of defamation for spreading false information about the women’s work counting ballots in Georgia. Giuliani, who was working as former President Donald Trump’s legal counsel at the time, repeatedly claimed during the aftermath of the 2020 election that the mother-daughter duo committed election fraud while working for Fulton County.
While testifying in Washington, D.C., court on Tuesday, Moss shared that in addition to her family being subjected to threats and attacks due to the false claims, her future employment opportunities were hindered.
